Business Systems Technology
The Business Systems Technology curriculum emphasizes performance-based competencies, integrating both interpersonal and technological skills. Multiple entry and exit points are provided to accommodate re-entry and working students. The curriculum encourages the formation of articulation agreements between secondary and post secondary schools to facilitate a smooth transition through the instructional process. Traditional office skills are emphasized with an emphasis on productivity and accountability. Use of computers and other current technologies is incorporated into the training, as well as, developing interpersonal and professional skills. Certain days are designated as “office dress days” and students are required to participate. By using the combination of traditional office skills and technical skills, our goal is to produce entry level employees who possess excellent technical skills as well as a solid background in oral and written communications. Listed below are the exit titles and approximate training hours required to meet the specific exit proficiency.
General Office Assistant |
432 Hours |
Certificate |
Software Application Specialist |
864 Hours |
Certificate |
Administrative Assistant Diploma with Accounting Emphasis |
1296 Hours |
Diploma |
Administrative Assistant Diploma with Customer Service Technology Emphasis |
1296 Hours |
Diploma |
Medical Administrative Assistant Diploma with Transcription Emphasis |
1296 Hours |
Diploma |
Medical Administrative Assistant Diploma with Insurance and Coding Emphasis |
1296 Hours |
Diploma |
Email BST instructor for more information at: bst@ttcnewbern.edu
Tennessee Technology Center at Newbern does not currently offer student loans.
Tennessee Technology Center at Newbern does not currently offer student loans.
83% of graduates from this program, who began their studies in 2009, completed it within 12 months.


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